An old song of the past Sakamoto Toumi's interpretation of "Airport"

Every time I travel alone by plane, as soon as I walk onto the boarding bridge, I will have "Airport" performed by Toumi Sakamoto in my mind:

The thin rain reflected the orange lights, and the golden light fell one after another. Over the airport in the darkness of the night, there are occasional flashes of lights, whistling to lift off or land. A young woman in a trench coat, beautiful but sad and lonely, dragged a small suitcase through the ticket gate. In the group, she seemed particularly depressed, chuchu pitiful, standing tall, hanging from each other.

A car flashes a small indicator light on the parking lot outside the airport. A man in the car sat silently in the driver's seat in a daze, and the rain arm kept sweeping the drizzle of rain that had gathered on the window glass of the car on the left and the right... Itamoto Dongmei sang gently, but without complaint:

"Nothing was told to you / Just to you / It's good to travel alone once in a while / Airport in the rain / I'm standing at the check-in desk / Waving goodbye to me is getting blurred."

Please go back / Go back to that person / I'm gone alone / There is a gentle person who is always quietly waiting for your return. Looking out from the smokey window of the machine[em]e179[/em] holding back tears / silently saying 'goodbye' to you. Please go back / Go back to that person / I went to a distant place [em]e166[/em] love ah / Who wants to give up / But parting is for the good of both of us. Please go back / Go back to that person / I'm on my own. Every time, I will be pulled by this sound and painting scene that appears in my head, and I will be in a trance, like a demon, thinking that I am the protagonist of the story, and my sky is raining, my eyes are hazy with tears, and I am sad and can't get out for a long time. The level of Japanese music and artists is really amazing!